Philips 55PLF4706/F7 Review
Review: Lacking some important features that competitors have the Philips 55PFL4706/F7 does have some clever features like Media Connect for wirelessly connecting PCs to the TV.
Philips 46PLF4706/F7 Review
Review: The Philips 46PFL4706/F7 has some interesting features like the Media Connect which wirelessly connects your PC to the set. Unfortunately, it lacks some important features that other competitors have.
Sony KDL-55NX720 Review
Review: The Sony KDL-55NX720 nearly matches the outstanding performance of the company’s top-tier XBR sets, without the top-tier price tag.
Sony KDL-46NX720 Review
Review: Sony's KDL-55NX720 is almost as outstanding of Sony's top-teir XBR sets. Nicely, it doesn't come with a similar high-price.
Sony KDL-60NX720 Review
Review: The Sony KDL-60NX720 is nearly as great as their top-tier XBR televisions and it comes with a lower price.
Samsung PN51D550 Review
Review: The Samsung PN51D550 gives buyers an extra inch of diagonal span compared to 50-inch HDTVs, plus outstanding plasma black levels and 3D performance.
Samsung PN64D550 Review
Review: Samsung's Plus One Design offers buyers an extra inch of diagonal span in the PN64D550. Plus, 3D performance and amazing plasma black levels.
Samsung PN59D550 Review
Review: Samsung's PN59D550 offers an extra inch in Samsung's Plus One Design compared to 58-inch HDTVs. It also has great plasma black levels and 3D performance.
Toshiba 55TL515U Review
Review: The Toshiba 55TL515U offers LED edge lighting, passive 3D and excellent picture at an exceptionally affordable price level.
Toshiba 32TL515U Review
Review: Toshiba's 32TL515U comes with passive 3D and LED edge lighting. The set also has excellent picture and comes at an affordable price.
Toshiba 42TL515U Review
Review: Toshiba's 42TL515U has LED edge lighting with an excellent picture at an affordable price level. Plus, passive 3D.
Toshiba 47TL515U Review
Review: With the Toshiba 47TL515U you get LED edge lighting, excellent picture and passive 3D all at an exceptionally affordable price.
Sony Bravia XBR-46HX929 Review
The Sony Bravia XBR-46HX929 crashes the plasma party with astounding contrast ratios and color through local LED dimming, making it one of the finest LCD TVs available.
Sony Bravia XBR-55HX929 Review
Sony's Bravia XBR-55HX929 hits the plasma party with excellent contrast ratios and color through local LED dimming. It's one of the finest LCD TVs available.
Sony Bravia XBR-65HX929 Review
Sony hit the plasma party hard with the Bravia XBR-65HX929 with amazing contrast ratios and color through local LED dimming. This makes it one of the finest LCD TVs on the market.
Panasonic Viera TC-L42E30 Review
The Panasonic Viera TC-L42E30 LED LCD HDTV offers competitive picture quality at a reasonable price, but loses points for missing Wi-Fi connectivity out of the box.
Toshiba 46SL417U Review
The Toshiba 46SL417U offers surprising picture quality and connected features for a bargain price, but skimps on sound and other essentials to get there.
Toshiba 42SL417U Review
Toshiba's 42SL417U offers up a surprising picture quality and connected features for an affordable price. Unfortunately, it skimps on sound and some essentials to get there.
Toshiba 55SL417U Review
Toshiba's 55SL417U comes with surprising picture quality and connected features at a farily low price point. However, the sound and other essential features were skimped on to get there.
Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-70LE732U Review
The Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-70LE732U pushes big-screen frontiers with a 70-inch LED-lit LCD panel priced cheaper than many smaller competitors.
Active vs. passive 3D TV technology: What’s the difference?
Not all 3D TVs are made alike. Find out the difference between active vs. passive 3D TV technology with our comprehensive guide.
LG 47LW5600 Review
Review: The LG 47LW5600 brings eye-popping 3D to an affordable price level using passive glasses technology.
LG 55LW5600 Review
Review: The 55LW5600 from LG offers eye-popping 3D for bargain price using passive glasses technology.
Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-60LE835U Review
Review: The Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-60LE835U improves on last year’s 3D effects, while retaining the brightness and vivid color the company’s LED LCD TVs have been known for.
Sony NSX-46GT1 Review
Review: Sony’s Internet TV is the closest thing you can get to a 46-inch laptop in your living room, combining the flexibility of a PC with the size and picture quality of a TV.
Sony NSX-32GT1 Review
Review: Combing the flexibility of a PC with the size and picture quality of a TV, Sony's Internet TV is as close as it comes to having a 32-inch laptop in the living room.
Sony NSX-40GT1 Review
Review: It's as close as you can get to a 40-inch laptop in the living room with Sony's Internet TV. The set combines the flexbility of a PC with the picture quality and screen size of a television.
Panasonic Viera TC-P50GT25 Review
Review: Panasonic's Viera TC-P50GT25 3D HDTV offers excellent 3D and 2D picture quality at an affordable price.
Panasonic Viera TC-P42GT25 Review
Review: With Panasonic's Viera TC-P42GT25 you get a 3D HDTV that has excellent 3D and 2D picture quality all at an affordable price level.
Sharp AQUOS Quattron LC-60LE925UN Review
Review: The fully featured Quattron LC-60LE925UN from Sharp offers 3D, 240 Hz, and is internet connected with Netflix and Vudu built in.
Sony Bravia KDL-55NX810 Review
Review: Sony's NX810 delivers an outstanding picture with incredible brightness, contrast, color and black levels.
Sony Bravia KDL-60NX810 Review
Review: 60NX810 from Sony comes with an excellent picture. This includes incredible brightness, contrast, color and black levels.
Sony Bravia KDL-46NX810 Review
Review: The KDL-46NX810 from Sony delivers excellent picture quality with outstanding brightness, contrast, color and black levels.
Connected TV sales on the rise
While much of the news coverage surrounding TV features concentrates on 3D, the quiet revolution of connected TV is reaching new heights with over 40 million units expected to ship in 2010.
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